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... with gold ; blue velvet bat, with plume of elide and crimson leathers looped up with jewels. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge wore the uniform of a caviar, officer of the perod; scarlet, faced with gold lace, with blue breeches ornamented with ...
... the Kingstown line. London and other places are rated in a similar propertion. 'I he Afars's& of Conyngham paire.l with the Duke of Rutland, against the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill —Of tho four Protestant Bishops sitting by rotation in the upper house, ...
... O'Groat journal it is which states that an action for breach ut promise of marriage is forth. with to be brought againyt the Duke of Wvl• ngton. Upwards of men are employed is prosetut• in the works on the Huyne emyluct which are pushed forward with great ...
... stated, that his lordship's tenantry are all rums Portable, and his rental expended iu improvements of the property. The Duke of Cambridge, who has gone to Germany on a visit to his relativiv. on his return to Dublin at the end of the month will commence • ...
... by the experience of the present clerk. would be quite competent to the task—heed Sc.*.. Recoider. It Is thought the Duke of Cambridge will shortly retire from the Itu'lin Itistriet command, and that tto• ! Inspector Goosrel of Englaud is des. tins.' lot ...
... DFA.TH OF THE KING OF HANOVER. On Sundae intelligence reached of the demise of ernest Log of Haeover and Duke of Cumherland. Hie Majesty was the lest surviving son of King George the Third. and only surviving noel* of her Majesty. He ascended the throne ...
... Worcester College% Mart of Shadweli, looks. am Jerrard, D C nor in chunk* and y tie London; formerly and talon of CMOs Cole Cambridge. RN CJ Hutehinstm, carets or St Eodelltoon Row A A Johnston.. R.. James. Rev Moats to Ards. deacon Manning end New J brother ...
... ineream our military 'three we should look, nos to pn.sibilitien, hut moral probalities. For a series of parties-men like the Duke ;if Wellington and 'other,. had obtained from Parliament large sums - of money-tot be tune of X 16,000,000 or 17 a year, • ...
... of who hare actpied mike. On Tavola, both Itomm will adjourn lot tenor • days. TUE Sat • I heard to-day that the Duke of Cambridge ►os des:hoed 1.1 go to I of the • security of 1. ours. and I incline to the opini.• e n that Lord Kulooton will It your ...
... bonnet, and a very rich black scarf. The Lord Lieutenant proceeded to the railway, and at the Dublin terminus war met the Duke of Cambridge, commandant the Dutilm garri. 'fbit Earl of Roden was also present, and paid ha respects to his excellency. The Mayor ...
... objects moil to ratan' its operation. as much pomible. great floeatom hare been teeth twiee—Os lord in 11438 and 1817. Cambridge in 1833 alit ; and the Moto has held meeting, in the maports of Liverpool, Krivoi, and Plymouth. mid in the manufacturing ...
... beige their quartets at the end of present month. The King has ptese led the order of the Blast gyre o f Proditto the Duke of Cambridge. He H • Royal Ilizh wore the decorations the review on the in.t• Ad•iies fro a to the mid Ito of May et ate that the ...